Washburn High School - Northland Yearbook (Washburn, ME)

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AIIIVII ISIRAIIUN l . an ' 'I Se SQYFY . MRS Cretaljf Student Council ' F0R8ES FIRST ROW: J. Holts, L. Craig, N. McBreairty, R. Farley, C. Russell, N. Churchill, G. Carter, Principal Cobb. STANDING: R. Hay, A. Irving, K. Kidney, W. Crouse, G. Peary, J. Clark, R. Jardine - I , V vii' ir 4 . -- . Movie Operators Llbfaflans

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HllIORIAl BUARII EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ASSISTANT EDITOR ASSOCIATE EDITOR David Northup Wayne Crouse Mary Bull ACTIVITIES NEWS, ALUMNI, EXCHANGES TYPISTS Nathan Churchill Joyce Nutting Rowena Crguse AITIY DIOSI Gay Conley CLASS EDITORS Carolyn Russell Persis Boyles Noreen McBrearity Judy Taylor PICTURES JUNIOR HIGH EDITOR LITERARY Patricia Plissey Beverly Thompson Merle Churchill BUSINESS MANAGER ASSISTANT MANAGER SPORTS Lois Umphrey Beverly Crouse June Huston EDITORIAL We, here in America, have much to be proud ofg beautiful country, freedom in all things and prosperity. That is primarily why we salute our flag and sing our National Anthem at each assembly. I wonder how many of us think of these facts while we salute and sing each week. If it should become routine or habit it might just as well be done away with. On the other hand since it hasn't even be- come a habit yet something more drastic must be done. So remember the next time our senior class president steps forward, that we have this beautiful free land and are proud of it. Let the rafters echo with America --the land of the free. Personally we wish to thank all who have made this edition of The Northland possible. Many difficulties were encountered and deadlines cut dangerously close, but the patience of all was greatly appreciated. David Northup , Editor

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ml? 3 NM X lla it Z,-1-1-rt!! rss M . yxsxx ' , 1' 1 - f- , 1.1.5 A fx . .. , , .. .. -4lU , , . K Qt N- z f. .am45:591k::,-,4a,f'l ' ,-ima 'f ' ' ' ' 'fl To the Class of 1954: Congratulations to the graduating class of 1954. You have endured many hardships to earn your high school diploma. Yours is a class of many talents. You will be missed in the future. We hope you will give Washburn High School the same active support as alumni that you have given as underclassmen. Your standards have been high and you have lived up to them. We sincerely hope that future classes will follow your example. Advice is one of the easiest things on earth to obtain and one of the most difficult to follow. You have had your share of advice during the past four years but I would like to take this opportunity to impart one final word before you embark upon your chosen careers. When you have lived out your lives and the final accounting is made, your contribution to society will not be measured in the material things that you have acquired but rather in what you have done to benefit mankind. The really successful person is the one who dies with the knowledge that his time on earth has been turned to useful account beyond the power of any man to estimate. It is not what you have but what you have been that counts. The very best of luck to each of you. Merrill E. Cobb Principal IIHICE SIMS STANDING: Beverly Thompson, Carolyn Russell, Gay Conley, Barbara Libby, Marilyn Hay, SITTING: Lois Umpbrey, Sonja Bull